It costs a lot to own and drive a car in NSW, so why waste money on it? Starting with your green slip, here are our top 8 ways to save money on your vehicle – and a bonus. Read More
Demerit points affect the price of your green slip. But demerit points also affect green slip prices depending on your age. See what demerit points cost for your age group – and how much you could save on your green slip without those points. Read More
In Australia, you must register your vehicle before you can drive it on the roads. In NSW, you must buy CTP insurance (green slip) before you can register your vehicle. Some vehicles also need a safety check (pink slip) or safety and identity check (blue slip). Read More
Everyone who buys a green slip has to pay a charge on top, called the fund levy. Broadly, it pays for lifetime care and support for people with catastrophic injuries from a road accident, as well as hospital and ambulance. All greenslips.com.au Calculator prices include the fund levy. Read More
Did you know only 6 insurers are licensed to issue green slips in NSW? The green slip insurers are AAMI, Allianz, GIO, QBE, NRMA Insurance and Youi. By law, every green slip must offer the same cover. Using the greenslips.com.au calculator, you can compare the cheapest green slip from all 6 insurers. Read More
It’s a popular question to ask how much a green slip is for pensioners. In NSW, having a pension doesn’t make your green slip price cheaper. However, your vehicle registration is free and you may receive other motoring concessions. Read More
If you don’t know exactly what vehicle you drive, you’re not alone. To get the right green slip price, you need to know more about your vehicle. Here are 3 easy steps to accurately select your vehicle in the greenslips.com.au Calculator. Read More
Are you under 27 and need a green slip for your car? You probably have to spend more on a green slip than a more experienced driver. Find out how under 27s can save money on a green slip. Read More
The cost of tolls is a big expense for Sydney drivers. If you live in Western Sydney or in the Blue Mountains, you’ve been disproportionately hit with rising tolls. Fortunately, $60 caps, 40% rebates, M5 Cashback and multi-concessions will help you save money on tolls. Read More
Sydney and Melbourne are the most expensive cities in Australia to run a car. The top 3 costs for a vehicle owner are car loans, fuel and insurance. If you have a loan, you could spend $211 or 69% more every week than someone without a car loan. We look at all the costs of running a car in Sydney. Read More
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